Algeria’s Abdelmadjid Tebboune re-elected president with 94.7 percent vote
- President Abdelmadjid Tebboune was re-elected in Algeria’s election with 94.7% of the vote, according to the National Independent Election Authority .
- Challenges arose as Tebboune and his opponents criticized the election authority for discrepancies in reported turnout figures.
- Spokesperson Ahmed Sadok claimed Hassani Cherif received more votes than announced, but verification of those tallies was not possible.
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Abdelmadjid Tebboune was re-elected President of Algeria with 95% of the votes. This pharaonic result, which is only rivaled by the “elections” promoted by autocratic regimes, reveals “a regime with a civil façade where the main decision-makers are the generals,” a French historian tells Expresso. At the same time, the low participation rate exposes a great deal of popular rejection. “Algeria has a problem of generational change”, adds a Portugu…
Algerian President Tebboune Declares Victory with 95% of Vote in Election ‘Farce’
Algerian election officials on Sunday declared incumbent President Abulmadjid Tebboune the winner of a dubious election with 95 percent of the vote. The post Algerian President Tebboune Declares Victory with 95% of Vote in Election ‘Farce’ appeared first on Breitbart.
In a surprise twist, Algeria’s president-elect disputes his own election victory. Why?
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune jointly issued a statement alongside his two main opponents criticizing the country’s election chairman. His victory, totaling 94.7% of the vote, contradicted initial turnout figures and local tallies.
Over 90 percent of Algerians are said to have voted for incumbent Tebboune. But hardly anyone believes the official results. more...
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